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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-06
CHOPPED TO PIECES.
Massachusetts the Scene of Still Another
Mysterious and Hideous Assas-
sination.
Portions of the Unknown Victims Body
Found Strewn Over Miles of
Territory.
The Head Found in One Place, a Leg
Elsewhere, and the Trunk by
the Road.
The Terms Made by Wfttrock, the
Express Robber, With His
Captors.

Boston, Jan. 5.-A bundle of bloody
clothing was found yesterday in Licking
ton, and caused much surmlse. To-day
Farmer Broons discovered near the place
the head of a man, which had been severed
from the body, and near it other portions of
a body, covered by snow. The head was
gashed and distorted by terrible wound.
1t had evidently been chopped from the
body with a dull axe. About {. mile from
where the head and arm were found the
investigation discovered in deep gully the
mutllated trunk. 1t was naked, and deep
cuts in the hip and leg Indicated the inten-
ton of the murderers of severing the left
leg as they had the right, which had been
RUDELY CHOPPED OFF
at the thigh. The body is thought to be
that of hard working man. Near the
head was found Boston Evening Record,
dated Dec. 90. SIneared with blood. which
indicates that the murder was committed
on or later than that date. The mutilated
remains were found on one side of wall
adjoining the Lexington road, having evil
IDENTIFY been thrown over from the road. A
large rubber horse cover had also been
thrown over the wall with the intention to
conceal the remains, which it failed to do.
having landed several feet from the nlang,ed
body. This rubber cover is the only thing
in the nature of clue that has been dis
covered.
THE. SoMERVILLE POLICE
have received information which indicates
that the diSfgured remains found in Lex
ington to day are those Of George A. Cad
man. Cadman was young unmarried man
and carried ON milk business in SomerYille.
Yesterday forenoon. according to the story OF
one Nowlan, who worked for Cadman, the
latter had horse harnessed to sleigh and
said he was going away and did not know
when he would return. He directed Now
Ian to get all the money there was in box
on the milk team and also in his coat
Cadman then drove away with strange
man and had not been seen since. Nowlan
says he heard the stranger addressed as
Frank and that he was young man whom
he had never seen before.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-06
He Mas Used To IL

New York Sun.
Il suppose you must be tired of my talk
ing " said his girl, after she had been talk
ing about fifteen minutes without his being
able to get In word.
''Oh, no." he Replied 81 get shaved at
a barber's."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-06

claims pertaining to the traffic department.
He viii be addressed at ST. Paul.
The Northern Pacific earnings for the
last week in December show large i'll
figures:
1886. 1885. Increase.
Freights.. S62S,es5 $5l3,Ol2 SO S11O,2S2 OF
PASSENGERS. 192,S67 2O3,736 Sc 1O.s69 SIS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-06

Total from
all sourcesss79,77s s775,37O 81 s1o4, 4O7 Os
Mileage.. 1883 1852 201
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-06
Underwear and Hosiery.

The cheapest prices on the best goods in
the city at McLain's. 3S4 Wabasha street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

ct1S nOn Suffolk County. \; T., MacT
SZDVUVI CO. uer cent 20 year bonds for sac al ~
."n INTEREST WE'LL "a & co, wall at and ~ f'A',
lrOR SALE.--TIust receipts FOR stock o, ., ,m
II .n.rtr.n atis 81 Tot ~ s"''
=, az nsr .,aIs John N. ii. CAMP. 81 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
Go tubom Jt ttlap Concern.

WHEREAS, the undersigned, CHARLES w.
w MATIIER nephew. and one ot the n@Nt nj KIN %
ASAPH H. MArHER laie ot the city Of Utica onsiht
" deceased intends 10 apply 10 the -usiogatos
Court OF tho County oneida for letters OF smnisra.
lion sonal estate o. sad de e1srl 10 be Issued 10
him and friend Edward Buhinger the 18th day Of
January 1883 at 10 Ocos IN the forenoon OF thai day a.
the Surroga"s Itca. Oneida Comfy, " " unier
57 the Code Of civil Procedure Of the state Of
Now.York
Now fore notice hereby to all persons hav
ING claims AGAINST the estate Of tho san ASAPH ID.
MATUEI decreased present the sans to Hon. william Is.
Bliss Surrogate the County Of Oneida v Y 10 his Office
Rome, n said oneida. or before the 18th
day January 1855 o'clock in the forenoon OF thai
diy. ... -.
Dated December .. lSS7. ClIARES w MArHFR
JOSEPH : AVERY Attorney. No 40 Geresee-st. Utica
New.lOIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
Gin propertp 90 fet.
prooklpn propertp fu. 8ale and 20 fft

Tor SALE CHEAP.-Fifth-avc near Pros
i 6sci BROOKLYN se-story Orick store PROPERTY well
rented IN coed order. terms easy .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
REAL ESTATE.
prrs,Nrss Ar THE EXCHANGE.

.o most important sales the Real Estate Exchange
.a,,,v were BY II. V lIarnett & Co, OF important
nropcrty No 10 81 )ndaye., fou-stoy ana eeuAi
W, ,en.ucnt with a store and lot 20N5ON1J, rents ior
" oo ne annum. The first bid made for it was sl2'ooo
- WAS the buyer No. go West Forty fifth ST.
torv and cellar brick tenement, 25NCjAlOO rents Ior
:. ,co ner annuu. The bidding for it, which began at
s,o.ooo ran UP TO s14,250. Theodore Steers was 'he
buyer. 49,. -. ,,. . ,ou,
l. l. J. Philips sold No. 1I2 Maedougaist' lour'
ov b,eh-stoop brick dwelling with lot 20N75 The sale
- ~, order Of the heirs OF David Davis. IL brought
,,cono II. =. Pike the buyer. Thomas T. Smith
-, ,ra valuable lots al the Boulevard and Eighty
ora, IN. corner brought s1c 700, and interior lots
+, 200 The b.ver was Jacob Scholc. MIR harnett also
IA o,o shsr.s in the Cincinnati, Hamilton Dayton
r,ral Com any prices from ten 10 .itven per cent
meeting of the Board OF Directors yesterday The scale
70 -lo,s,,s wa, altered to the following On each
- "a ,,os - coo. - on each lot between $4,000 and
lot sVio 49, o Zach of between $4,000 al S1O,OOO
90 Viii tlke eject May next. Inc f9IoWihg Mele
sIctej menlc yesterday: Howard g. Eadgiey, "eoi sc
u Tr'gr and Daniel Edgar w. -. ...o
-. xeen Seycnty-fonr ScNt NTH SITS, one ON W
,oroO fpur stories +"i O0c, and another on ot
ITO. three sOri,s. for $1,000 Nh Stokes has aso
sold five lots Ninety eCond-i ana me boueN"ru "
Dockcn. Fisher & Borlingar for sr-'OOV -. .,-.oo.
Al The Exchange there call ior Twelve W ~'Nu-h
1ofS FOR an particular ste; business P"p
erfv in Broadway b,ween Twenty third ana Ihi,y-
fourth SIS Tho following property was oEeIeu; y
loo, four-storv dwelling No. AS West FfY scVenih~'
,ov soI 900 farm OF seventy At summit. n J'
lo 81 1000 farm twenty acres at Mamaroneck,
n. for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rR tN5TrGs-T Y. CITY.
The following real estate transactions recorded
In M RegisieI's Ofice to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

BIZ Thomas e. Smith.
gore To- West S2d-st. cor OF Boulevard 90. IL
III i Schnlln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

Iiving.on $50 900
BIZ Thomas Z. Smith.
1ioS eI94 schoils ...,.... 81. SOC
BV I. J. d J. Phillips.
60 II Of Sd st. lot 2oI75 II piss-.. 5000
HI R,rb0rd v HGrpsn6 Co.
II s6f45d.-i lot 20 ks: T Stecr... .e....- l6 CSC
~; Il Of lithavs. lot esslGo5; same buycr Ii go
sala OF fiat with LOT. No 362 West 5Sth-:L S0tte
of Sthave, withdrawn
Bg FdirchiId d De WdfitedrsS
Sale Of building with lease OF lots No East litst.
42f of 5th.ave. adiourre' - Ne, -.
Sale OF dwelling with lot, No 34S i-xEgton-lve VS..
S9.6ft $ OF 40ih-st. adjourned sine die.
Bg A. ". Muller q Son.
Sale NJ dwellings with lots. Nos IL end lis West
t9thst W of 9ihave. adjourned 10 Dec g.
Sale Of dwelling with lot. No ll6. all above Tas
Withdrawn.
sale dwelling with lot. No rs West lllth-st 1905
IIw of llth-ave. adjourned 10 Dee 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
Proposals.

AQIFpVCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 2O9. sTnwAR Bril DINO, No. 2S0 ROADWAY
NEwNoRk November -, 1887. }
rTO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS OR PROPOSALS or dsng the work AMI iurn shin3
the materials called for IN the approved contract
IN th. Ohcc ot tho Aquriuc. Commi ssOners fst
bu dng tho Gaiehouse roof and eor svsisn
for the blow on chamber Son lOnkers on Sect on 20
the New Croton Aquucf. will he received at his once unit
"Wednesday the l4th ay Of December 1857, at oclck
which plac, AMI hour they will DO puDcY opehse
by the Aqueduet Comn-soner and the award OF ths con-
doing ad work and furnishing SAN materials VII
be- made By salt Commissioners As soon Thereafter As pac
cable
blank forms Of said approved and the spscica
bills proposals. and proper sDveopes for
their OF BOATS And tho plArs fJt
said work all other inorm,t0n cas bs obtained At the
above flee OF tho Aqueuct Commissioners on Application
~ the Secretary
BY order OF the Aquetuct Commissioners.
JAMESC. SPENCER. President
JOHN c. SnEEHAS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

NEW OK Dec. =, 1881 }
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
'I'IE Receiver OF Taxes of tine tiy OF New
j % hereby 10 10 all person VINO nave
Tor the wear 1887 10 nav III" sam"
Al The FIRST day ~ Jauiar' i7'H
provided by $40 90 tIc Ncw.l ORR Cy 'o'oln@
ton Acc ~ l@S. -,
Dro ubef l7H7 ccntnm vii D. ohntReh Tcro'oi
the amount t"t"o ana upnn
1 the nrSt d2T "i January lSSN
l- charged. rrreiv"l ana collected upon IN"
aount her. at d. o. centnm ann am 10
b- iay 4 'bctoi'-f. j "hI'h
warrants ~ ucre
delivered thu said Receiver ~ axe, 1" Inc daioo pay
' ' GtOR n W MCLEAN.
Of Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
Crrssmakinl.

RFSSNAKER.-Bv Partisan superior
,tvle. perfect nt short notice; robes can be seen
Nine. HUK STEf. ll3 West I5th-st
hkESSM AXE BY "A person who wishes Il
i few more customers home. would so our oy Inc
diy. r. W, ~ West 5oth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
protessIonl!.

CONFIDENTIAL POSITION by practi-
~ cal man extensive experience IN bank and merc an
tlI, houses of 4 standing; Tor permanent engage
msnt alter Janunry l. 1888 testimonials tem present
others that Will satsly tho most eIactnE
Address ". Ii. l., rbune Oilce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
legal Notices.
rTHE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW

L NOsk,
TO al urr-ons intrrr,i,h tn - Nathan BrohN
Henry Ktclal Thomas g. Bro al "'ihg me urn
Of Ill n -end iol ani 90 - Toi A."
hrTcb Iurea rI,nnaly To be AMI pear u me
Court Comm1n Pleas for thr ny lni County of Ne" n.
the cham h" Comfy Court House ~ no
CIV 81 New York On The ~ itv IhnniY 49, ~ 10
ocstk m anl then - -nON cans" why nv So
lie NJ n of OF william II. thapmtn NAl
n BrcI, As,snrr. above AIMED nrn ~ HlitI "
should MT he ai and u" cause DC
settlement o. the accounts OF
sal 49,
~ test'y rLoeo have hefrunto 'ar' me seal "i inc
of tonm = her~t' AIN 'ef'
Witness Hon uENNl W. Ii't hNlA\ lk JuhEe o 'lo
sId court Of Common Pisa, ths 2th Nv 81 Doc hbri 80
ACHE JNENfS Jr, Clrrk
SAMUEL NJ. PURDY. Atty for Assignee. "ost Farms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Dec g. 1887.
Tho following hold at this Exchange ami Auction
Room to-day;
IN John =. r. c"'pfh.
Z 4 sfpr We lot No 4 ?1th.st.
I0l meet 6th-ave. lot 23I rreg Il4I9Se;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
Dirocnl Nollce5.

UfIlCE OF TlIE IlfNNkR ANh RIO IikANDt It n lAD{
CONPANY \ Ew. YORK december !. >S1
nIVIDEND No. p he Board of Directors
~ this day decrr vidrni OF tSO and oneiaf
q per pre- rret stock PAYABLE the
day q 0 and
a. Il the net earnings of
10 and the balance. and
encounter scrip bearing FIVE cent inter-
is redee ua'le Al the pleas OF the company.
the preferred stock III close Tor TINS mr.
nos NJ. q. December and
he teenth Of Jsnu' lS-S.
BY order o the Board of Dirccisrs.
WM. WAGNER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

NEW YORK. Nov. 2G, 1SS1-RochcStrr and
~ PuebuiS Consolidated First Mortgage Coupons, ma
turlnr December psd after I'll date 81 the
~ FRED A. Brown, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
Financial.
The Holders of Mortgage Bonds
Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific
Railway Co.,


ere REQ to d.pos their bonds aud after Nend,
November ~ 1887 with he Central Trust Companv No 81
pany replaced by sngravs AZ soon az us
pared paH OF lion and consolation having b>sn
aud thu purchasing COMMITTEES.
Cash for al overdue conpoas OF the first mortgage and
funde debt bonds scrip except ts Dstro Dvsoa With
We and funded debt bnrd' or scrip ana the
Detroit DIVISION with Interest thereon 10 November 1877
debt and scrip Of and the Wabash srvens Of
J. Foreclosure OF the mortgage, where desIsd
Tor the orssnntono company companies 'nd tho
the WabS, western R4ITsy co%pan 81
The creation o. anew nr.t BY tho CONSOLIDATED
Company. ptvIble Ia nuy from November ISL.
bearing interest coupons pri ci7si
gage SSe obi gan" ana e 11 no G heso to >,
conS. DE 10 the amount OF principal thereof
new sec0s mortgage tbs lines eIst Of tho ",
ssspp River n.yAsle hur vears from Feirnrv l. lSsS
AMI Interest pavabe in goi Into TINS The principal ~ ts
1867 and the ,evsns Of 1879 to De ccaverSle
on heposi the u,l Company wl gvo for all 'renrt-s
as soon a. t-v be prepared which receipts AMI cerh
avaoie s,mtannnsllv Nav ami Novsmbsri
For payment NJ this nteres the Pnrchas Commit" -
iheovoriue 10 held bv Trust Company 4,
-ecre II, aivanccs and will ia cancelled when such al
The iepostng securities under ths plan Is ~
the right lty on any or OF the iif
syncp's Of tn agreement and full dsai, he or
aine Of the Central TrIst Company and after Novem-
EeT.YOrk. Nov IL 1897.
JAS EJOY. Chairman.
TuOS n HUBBARD. Purchasing
EDGAR T. W LIES lCsnntes
q. u. ashley
CYRUS j. LAWRENCE uoa.,,,,,or.
HENRY K. Mcl ARG. c"""'Itee
The above plan tn, bollhoier' reprs
sentel ny the iieisgnel
Y LAWRENCE
Chairman First Marriage Bpndh,Iicrs' Com1iitts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
A Terrible 1Y0QeoY.

One of the most brutal single handed butcheries that has ever dotted the an nals of Sonora with blood occurred al Willard station, on last Tuesday. The section foreman of the Sonora road, at that place, and wOodchopprr, both Mexicans, became involved in quar- rel over some trivial matter and finally came to blows. The fisticuti was a bloodless affair, but the foreman be- came enraged and picking up track wrench struck the woodchopper with it. The latter grabbed up his axe and dealt his antagonist terrible blow with the sharp edge, splitting his head completely open. So severe was the blow that Sthe victims face and the front half of his head dropped down upon his breast, presenting most sickening sight. Of course, death was instantaneous. The woodchoPper was arrested and lodged in the Hermosillo jail. The people in the vicinity are greatly excited, and there is little doubt but that he will soon be called upon to face line of loaded rifles. The names of the parties could not be learned.- Reserve
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
Personal.

MT. N. H. Prohlichstein, of Mobile Ala, writes: take great pleasure in recommending Dr. Kings New Discov. cry for Consumption, having used it fol severe attack of Bronchitis and Ca tarrh. It gave me instant relief and en- tirely cured me, and have not been afflicted since. also beg to state tha, I had tried other remedies with no good result Have also used Electric Bitter: and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, both oi which I can recommend. Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, is sold on positive guarantee Trial bottles free at c. s. Hutchinson's Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
donor has our thanks for his kind re- membrance.

donor has our thanks for his kind re
 membrance
 A copy of the report of the secretary
 of the interior, with the compliments o
 the secretary, has been received at thi.
 office
 The north west blizzard, which switch.
 ed its tail down into this section, found
 Arizona "too hot q place for it, and with one days experience withdrew again.
 The only items which the recorder $ | office yielded up to-day was the filing of I George H. Tinker's bond as notary pub l lie, and a location notice filed by Tim HannOn
 Farley Smith received letter from J. l.. Fisher yesterday in which the lat ter stated that he had just shipped ear load of furniture, and would leave for home before New Years
 Christmas goods can be purchased at T. W. Otis's very cheap, for cash. Mir. Otis says that his new departure of sell ing goods only for cash, has been very satisfactory, as his goods are all marked d.,.i Q .he lowest notch
 .,iv..,s C 'lfva.er has just received q lot of the ucic rat,d Examiner washing machines, by which the labor of wash ing is reduced to almost q par with piano playing. There is no use of woman wearing her life out washing when she can procure one Of these ma chimes.
 The Prescott Opera House was filled yesterday at the performance of Marie Anteinette," by the pupils of the St. Joseph's Academy. The rendition of this play was of cour not expe,ted to be on par with professionals, but was very creditable to those who took part in it. The best sustained characters were those of Miss Lizzie Dillon, Miss Amelia Hunt and Miss Mamie Butler l The music was by the Ninth Infantry band, and the beaptitul selections Were all well rendered
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
Wonderful Cures.

w. D. Hoyt < Co, Wholesale and Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga, says We have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters ani Buck lens Arnica Salve for four years Have never handled remedies that sell as well. or give such universal satisfaction There have been some wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this city Several cases of pronounced Consump- tiOn have been entirely cured ny use of a few bottles of Dr. Kings Now Discov- cry, taken in connection with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by c. 5. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
The Bridge Barber Shop end Bath
 House.

Henry Ernest, of the Bridge Bart CT Shop and Bath House, wishes Co au- nOunce to the former patrons of this place, and all others. that a Grst-cla-~ barber has been secured, aal new fur niture. stove, etc, have been placed in the bath house, which will hereafter be kent cOmfOrtable All wishiHs A nice, clean shave, or warm bath, sh0uld call on him. dl6ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
Wedr esday's Edition
IT. II. Carte, lei, for home io-,lay.

r. II. Carte, lei, for home io-day.
 New York cigar makers threatrn a
 strike
 Boar,l of supervisors w.n mee oext
 Monday.
 Attend the lecture tonight at the
 court house
 As yet, no one h.s com, forward ior city councilman.
 Miss Carlotts Zulick wli be married January 4th, to Lleut. Ramsey. Wm Garland was married ia Atchi- sen, KansaS, pecember lS.h, to Mss ]. NJ. Clark.
 King Kalikyua and i,i> new Ha- waiian legislature do not get along amicably
 Miss Christine Johnson has rented the Williams House, and took posses sion yesterday. Mauler McAuli ffe pounded pugilist Paddy (Ryan) out of time, in three rounds, in San Francisco. The demand for location notices Is quite brisk, and pruspectors are already leaving for the hills. Blaine's "free tobacco" talk seems to haunt the democratic party. Free whisky is evidently what t wants. The present tariff keeps up living prices for working men, and drives tbe wolf from the door of the poor man.
 Robert Schoiield was in town yester- day. and says he Is only waiting for warmer weather to starr up his m.ll on Big Bug
 Parties knowing themselves n arrear to this paper could not send ! more ac- ccptable New Years oEerns than the price of year or two's subscription
 E. Burgess, register of the land office, i will leave on Tuesday next, January 3d, 1 for thirty days leave, to visit relatives 1 and friends in the Old Dominion
 c. Douglas Brown returned last eve ming from trip to Pima county. He 1 brought with him 259 head of cattle, which he has had out on shares there for four years, and placed them on a range below the site of tbe artcsian well.
 l. T. Luce, of Holbrook, has moved to Prescott with his family Mir L. will relieve Chas 0 Mallcy, Of the Tragic Meat market, who goes Co Los Angeles, to take charge of Messrs. Ad- amsOn X stephens market in that place.
 c. Har;in came in last night from the Bashford Doughcr rty t Fisher arte- sian we'll The old well Was abandon ed at a depth of 511 feet. the outfit moved fen nailes, and they have sec Ond one down to a depth of over 300 feet
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
Christmas Observance.

Christmas, in Prescott, was observed
 in it's usual quiet way. Expless wag-
 ons and private delivery wagons of the l various business houses were kept busy all Saturday afternoon, delivering the annual offerings of friends to friends. During the evening, two Christmas trees were unloaded of their fruits of love and good will to the children-one at the Marina Street church, and one at
 the Baptist. On Sunday, appropriate Christmas services were held at all the churches, after which appropriate Christmas dinners were enjoyed, both in private families and at all the hotels
 and restaurants. The two meat mar
 kets vied with each other in their dis
 play of tempting meats and game, and each did credit to northern Arizona.
 J. H. Smiths principal attraction was q
 l,OOOpound beef, rolling in fat, from the herd of John Marr, on the Agua Fria, while Mir. O'Malley, tie genial manager of the Tragic, exhibited 800 pound hog, surrounded by half dozen suculent pigs. In addition to the q ove, both markets were lined with fine. choice, fat beef, turkeys, fish, duck, deer, lamb and. every other variety of meat which it Is the custom to tickle the palate with at Christmas tide. The joyous festivities closed very appropri-
 ately last evening by grand sheet and pillow-case ball, given by number of the young gentlemen of the Ivy Club, at the city hall. A large number of ladies and gentlemen were present, most of them in costume, many of which were very gro,esQue. The music was splendid; genial spirit pervaded the company, and with good supper at the Bellevue. everything passed of very pleasantly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
The usual treatment of catarrh is yer,

The usual treatment of catarrh is very unsatisfactory, as thousands of despair. ing patients can testify. On this point a trustworthy medical writer says "Proper local treatment is positively necessary to success, but many, if not most of the remedies in general use by physicians afford but temporary ben. eft. A cure certainly cannot be ex- pected from snuffs, powders, douchea and washes Elys Cream Balm is . remedy which combines the important reouisites of quick action, specific GU. rative po~cr with perfect safety and rlaassntpt ss to the patient.